jonnyoz13

I had a 90 coupe I put over 130k miles on and loved the car, but an 03 BMW Z4 can be had for less. Interested, but what is your bottom dolar.?

I had a 90 coupe I put over 130k miles on and loved the car, but an 03 BMW Z4 can be had for less. Interested, but what is your bottom dolar.?

well, the input gave me what I already knew, time to scrap. Just hard to part with such a fun piece of my life after 8 years and 180k miles.

As you may recall, my 90 Reatta pegged Bambi a few months ago, have been thinking about what to do with her. With over 250K on the clock and damage to the front half (only body) of the car, I am tempted to scrap the remains. Although a complete retrofit is in consideration. Options? Do I buy a cheap parts car for the body and replace the worn out engine/trans package? if so I would want to upgrade to a killer combo or not at all. Thoughts on this please.

The obvious dream choice would be a '67 Corvette 427/435 convertible (anyone got 150 g's to spare?). The ultimate Reatta? How 'bout an AWD version with a blown Northstar via a 6sp with 500lb shredded off the curb weight. mmm. makes ya think. Technically possible/feasible? That's what dreams are made of!

Manik, 90 Maui Conv interesting, how bout some specifics on price, mileage, options, upgrades, repairs etc... Plus what's your locale? thanks

Looking for 90 or newer, will consider any but RED thanks, conv is a definite look, prefer black or sandstone with tan interior and under 100K miles. Bought my DEER HUNTER in 99 with 90K and currently has 250K plus with too many problems and battle damage to continue. So keep the offers coming.

Myself and my beloved 90 Reatta nailed a 14 point buck 2 nights ago while enjoying a nice country road here in rural Kentucky. Looking for a replacement, but not in any hurry as she still runs, sans driver's headlight (implanted in buck's head) along with busted drivers front quarter, buckled hood, etc. Interesting point, I would guess due to cars shape, the deer briefly struck my windshield and the flew past (not even taking out my radio aerial!) SO, anyone looking to sell their Reatta on east coast or midwest forward me the info, might be interested